If you are on a tighter budget, the Barrington style table is a good choice. I have two fold up tables. One is a Barrington and one is made by Franlkin I believe. It came from Target's website years ago. They are both very similar. The Barrington is a bit lighter which is nice if I need to transport it. The other thing I like is that the tables fold up. I don't have the storage space for non folding tables currently. The cup holders on most of the folding Barrington style tables work but are not very deep. Lots of members have replaced them with deeper cup holders and there are plenty of threads on how to do that.
The best thing you can do for just about any table is purchase a table topper for it from
@rjdev7 . You can customize it in anyway you can think of or go with a stock design. 8 to 10 person Barrington tables are all pretty much a standard size but I would recommend measuring the length and width of the playing surface to make sure you get the best fit. Plus if you add a topper, it will cover the seam in the middle and your cards will glide across the table like you were playing air hockey!!!
Whatever table you go with, I would keep an eye out on Facebook marketplace. Alot of times you can pick up used Barringtons or other tables for a pretty good price! Way cheaper than the $700 plus dollars Wayfair is charging for that blue Barrington table. The ESPN version can be found new from Walmart's site for around $299. Anything less than that is a good deal.
As far as chairs go, I just went the route of padded folding chairs from Costco. They work ok and fold up and store away nicely. I remember seeing a post from someone recently that was talking about a nice mesh looking folding chair from Home Depot I think. I will have to check those out next time I go there.
Here are some pics of what my tables look like with toppers.
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